Smokehead High Voltage

Aroma: Citrus freshness and ginger spiciness reveal the high alcohol content, which creates a pleasantly tingling sensation in the nose. Intense peat and smoke, along with sea air and oatmeal porridge, provide body, while strong vanilla and caramel notes form a sweet contrast to the intense peaty smoke notes.

Taste: Hot smoke explodes in the mouth. Behind it, sweet, thick maple syrup emerges with fine hazelnut cream, salty cashews, and freshly grated lemon zest.

Finish: Long-lasting with tingling pepper notes. Slowly, the smoke clouds dissipate, leaving a pleasant sweetness that is intensified by a maritime salt note.

The Smokehead High Voltage is a typical smoke monster from the island of Islay. This single malt is bottled at cask strength with 58% alcohol by volume, living up to its name 'High Voltage'. Ian MacLeod expands the Smokehead standard range with a true heavyweight. The high alcohol content and strong peatiness are definitely not for the faint-hearted. Only for Islay fans. Smokehead single malts are known as mystery malts. There are only rumors that the High Voltage could come from the southern coast of Islay. The taste speaks for itself and is sure to impress any smoke fan with its power.